Outdoor Cooking in Cherry Hill, NJ (2026)
1 verified outdoor cooking rules for Cherry Hill, New Jersey, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
BBQ & Propane Rules
Cherry Hill Township bans liquefied petroleum gas containers over one pound, the size that fuels a standard propane grill, on apartment and multi-family balconies, porches, patios and building entrances. The rule targets the tank, not the grill itself, and by its terms reaches only multi-family dwelling units, not detached single-family houses.
Cherry Hill Balcony Propane Tank Ban
Significant RestrictionsCherry Hill Township Code § 16-1.11(o)
The operation, use, maintenance or storage of any liquefied petroleum gas (LP gas or LPG) containers with the capacity in excess of one (1) pound LPG, is prohibited in or on any apartment or multi-family dwelling unit, porch, balcony, covered patio area, entrance, exits, or any other private area of an apartment or multi-family dwelling unit.
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